Estimate your rewards
Any active block producer, before its pool fee: about 11.17% a year
What last epoch's blocks paid, per MINA of the stake that made them. Before the pool's fee.
Your estimate
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About 11.17% a year. Before any pool fee: enter your pool’s fee to subtract it. Enter an amount to see what it earns.
An estimate, not a promise. It assumes the network keeps paying what it pays now and that the block producer performs like an average one. Real rewards move with luck, uptime, fees and network changes. Not financial advice.
How this is worked out
Last epoch the 46 producers behind its blocks, with 378.5M MINA staked, made 2,391 blocks paying 360.06 MINA each on average. So every staked MINA earns about 0.002274 MINA an epoch.
- Coinbase per block
- 360 MINA
- Set since the network upgrade of Sep 3, 2026
- Average paid per block
- 360.06 MINA
- Coinbase plus fees, last 100 blocks
- Blocks last epoch
- 2,391
- 33.5% of 7,140 slots
- Producing stake
- 378.5M MINA
- 46 producers, from the epoch 8 staking ledger
Assumptions
- Blocks keep coming at last epoch’s pace: 2,391 of 7,140 slots (33.5%). Your pool’s chance of making each one is its share of the stake that is producing.
- The pool is online for every slot it wins and has average luck. Over one epoch, a small pool can make far more or fewer blocks than its share.
- A block pays what the last 100 blocks paid their producers on average (360.06 MINA: the 360 MINA coinbase plus fees).
- Mina pools pay their delegators themselves, off-chain, so the chain doesn’t record pool fees: enter the fee your pool advertises.
- A new delegation counts once it is in the staking ledger, one to two epochs later (one to two weeks), so the first rewards come later.